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Name: Patrick Dobranowski

Type: User

Bio: Vanderbilt Student interested in binary security, ML security, and reverse engineering as well as physics and computational physics

Location: In a coal mine in Svalbard, Norway

👋 Hi I'm Patrick.

I study Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics at Vanderbilt University. I'm a researcher and developer interested in security, scientific computing, systems programming, and machine learning with research in quantum optics, computational simulation, and ML security.

🔭 Unfortunately most of my projects including any work on Dupper Analytics, BirbChat, and What's That Fruit! are closed-source for security reasons. If you still want to learn about them check out my website linked below or contact me directly.

Visit my site at https://patrickdobranowski.com to learn more about me and my work

Languages

C++, Python (PyTorch, TensorFlow), C, Assembly (x86, ARM), C# (Unity, .NET), Java, PHP, Javascript/Typescript, Theorem Proving (Z3, Coq), Haskell, HLSL

Tools and Technologies

Ghidra, IDA Pro, GDB, Git, MySQL, MongoDB, Docker, Unix systems, Burpsuite, Postgres, AWS suite

Patrick Dobranowski's Projects

taylors-version

Quick project implemented using React.js, node.js, and sqlite that manages users on a game and allows them to play a quiz for any of their favorite music artists. The quiz dynamically prompts the user with a lyric from a random song or selected album and asks players to guess which song the lyric corresponds to competing for a high score.

transparencywindow

a multi-platform (Linux, Windows, MacOS) window management and graphics drawing library for transparent and click-through windows

treasures-of-selangor-unity

source code and graphics/meshes used in the treasures of selangor top down 2.5d rogue like adventure game with caves and puzzles

undaunted-terrain-generation

Multilayer Perlin Noise + Marching Cubes implementation that generates polygonal terrain off of a random seed and includes scripts for terrain simulation

wordle-solver

Just a quick wordle solver I whipped up in a day. It recommends you words for your first guess and tells you what to guess for each consecutive word based on the grey, yellow, and green tiles that show up. I also performed frequency analysis on the bank of words accepted by wordle and the program should ouput the most likely word given wordle's own bank of words